Count the hull
The hull is nine squares long. Check the count before you stack the second row, so both rows line up.
A long hull with portholes along its side, a deck, a tall mast, two green sails that slope up like stairs and a yellow flag on top. It is the biggest build on this site, and it looks best on a big table.
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Every tile in place 108 of 108
Along each side stand a row of seven squares, with two squares across the stern. At the bow, finish each side with blue squares and a right triangle to steady them.
Stack the same again on top, mixing in a few orange and purple squares as portholes, and finish the bow with blue squares.
Lay squares across the whole hull to make the deck. Four triangles lie flat at the bow and close it into a point.
Stand two green squares across the stern and curve four more around the bow as rails. Then ring six yellow squares in a hexagon on the middle of the deck: this is the step for the mast.
Stand eight blue squares on top of the step as a wall two squares wide and four tall.
On each side of the mast, build the sail in green squares in rows of three, two and one from the bottom, like stairs. Put a right triangle at the end of each row so the edge slopes up in a straight line.
Stack two yellow squares on top of the mast’s right column, with a triangle sticking out as a pennant and another on the very top.
The 3D guide above places every one of the 108 tiles in this order. In the app it also counts your tiles, swaps in the colours you own and shows the yacht on your table in AR.
Tips
The hull is nine squares long. Check the count before you stack the second row, so both rows line up.
It is long and has a lot of tiles. A big table or a clear stretch of floor gives it room.
Lay flat blue squares on the table and sail your yacht across them.
Stop after the step and you have a motor yacht with no sail: 76 tiles.
Questions
This yacht takes 108 tiles: 92 squares, 10 right triangles and 6 triangles. Without the mast, the sails and the flag it takes 76.
It is one of the harder builds, best from about six, or younger with a grown-up. Each step places a single tile, so it is easy to stop and carry on later, and the hull is a good one to build together.
It needs 92 squares, more than most single boxes hold, so it is a build for a big collection or two boxes put together. Magitile checks your tiles before you start.
No. Any colours work; the ones shown are only a suggestion. Magitile can also repaint a build in the colours you own.
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